Economic Issues In Bankruptcy And Reorganization
Mark Shrader, Kent Hickman
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Mark Shrader, Kent Hickman
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This paper examines current issues in bankruptcy and reorganization. Bankruptcy is an area of high research interest because of its implications for corporate financial decisions and because of the increased occurrence of financial distress in the U.S. economy. The paper discusses the role of bankruptcy in the economy and examines the efficiency of current bankruptcy laws and practices.
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This paper examines current issues in bankruptcy and reorganization. Bankruptcy is an area of high research interest because of its implications for corporate financial decisions and because of the increased occurrence of financial distress in the U.S. economy. The paper discusses the role of bankruptcy in the economy and examines the efficiency of current bankruptcy laws and practices.
Key concepts: Bankruptcy, Financial distress, Business, Accounting, Economics, Finance, Financial system